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USD/CAD sustainably higher in long term

Tuesday, August 11, 2015 3:52 AM UTC

As we enter 2016, a gradual and modest pullback is expected in USD/CAD from a peak in Q3/Q4.

By then, the trends that have driven the pair higherare expected that they should unwind somewhat.

"Oil prices are anticipated to recover more significantly (RBC forecasting WTI USD72/bbl in 2016), the benefits of a weaker currency should show more clearly in exports and non-energy capital investment, and US/CA monetary policy should stabilise", says RBC Capital Markets.

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